The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1939 — Page 4

THE DAILY BAXXER. GREKXCASTLE. TKDIANA. FRIDAT, FEBRTARYT^

19.?9.

Prrrt^%r» and Review* | AT LOCAL THEATERS .

Vonoa«t}« Hilarious a iventures of a tan? of paet 3x1* altey kids as invited guests at a fasnionable Long Island estate Will be revealed when L : niversa r s gay farce. Little Tough Guys “In Society - starts its local run tonight at the Vorcastle Theatre watn Mischa Auer Mary Boland, E-lward Kvi-rett Horton and Helen Parrish. Xot only does the rollicking film present three of the screen’s foremost comeoy stars in a smartly tailored stor. but it introduces Un;versal's ia . ; group of ki: act r< The Little Tough Guys, into the dazzling realm of Jewels and ermine.

Granadu Zane Grey’s latest tale of life in the raw Western cattle country will

come to tne screen of the Granada *; n quest'on — “Tom Sawyer - and Theatre tonight when Paramount’s Alack F nn ’’ are played by Billy

new range romance. “The Mysterious Cook and Donald O'Oonnor. Rider.” opens there. . ■ — — As the hero of his new story Grey Chateau

has chosen one of the most unusual and colorful characters ever to com.* from his pen He is a masked rid:-r. played by Douglass Dun bn He. who n.les about the Arizona desert court try nanumg out a rcugh-hewn justici

Mrs. Wayne Purnell and Mrs. Bob! Huller respectively. A Valentine wnsj g ven to each one present and the j verses read Seve - I contests w?re ( also conducted. The n xt meeting

Trembly & Williams Foods To Be Used

Maynard a Tiffany western dramas which will be on ’the bill at the Chateau Theatre Friday tnd Saturday. presents the star m the role of an scaped convict. searching

at the point of a six-shooter and bid- through the bad man's country for mg his time until he can settle old the criminal who had him frame! rcores with men who sent him into into prison.

f Ken w ki be held on March 9 all day at the|^s TI K BRAND AND (lOI o B \k

exile for a ir.urier they themse'vea committed. Also or. the doub'e fer.ture pr>gram if the unforgettable -too’ Mcrk Twain wrote about two youngsters ■jf the Missicsippi Valley who s< v - i njysterious murder co.: s to th*’ screen, in Paramcur.t’s -Tom Sawyer. Detective.” which opens tonight at the Granada Theatre. The boys

< Wear-Ever , Aluminum Frome The Greencastle Hardware USED EXCLUSIVELY BY MRS GERTRUDE BURBANK IN THE BANNER COOKING SCHOOL. “It takes good cooking equipment to get good results in the kitchen and thafs why I always use “WearEver" Aluminum for all my demonstrations. I know I can rely on this extra hard, thick sheet aluminum for best results. Every housewife should use “Wear Ever - ' Says Mrs. Burbank. All housewives are specially invited to visit Greencastle Hardware, see our immense stock of housewares and participate in the ’ Wear Ever” Aluminum Special

Sale!

In mpperting roles to Maynard v. .! l>» s;en F-ances Dale, leading Frank Mayo. Charles King L".fe McKee and Jack Rockwell. rl'iT GREKNCASTLE TOWNSHIP \t. and Mrs. J;mes McXeff and -..! i en will move in the near future to the Hurs: faim near Bridg - •vr. an about 12 rmles from Braz'd. Last Thurs '.vy the Friendly Neigh- • ' rs Club at the home of Mr*. Walter Pu'sell for an all day meeting. A pitch-in unner w'is served at noon to which ev.ry one did justee There was a good at’endince members and Mrs. Raymond jPuri of near Gre - -.=f.e and Mrs ' ran i b came a ew member of the club and wa? by all. Dwing to the fact that the president Mrs. James McXeff and the secretary Mrs. Cari Pirsell are boh mov ng from the community it was necessary to . ppo.r.t new officers. Mrs ’Bob Hull r vice president, became the new pm-ident and Mrs. H. ' Id Stanger v li hmld the sec-rc-tary's office. Pape-s abcujt Ltncoln and Wash ngion ’were read by

home of Mrs Harold Stanger M:a. Clara Stewart and daughter Ruth of Greencastle spent Wednesday with Mrs Stewart s sr^er. Mrs Ella Jackson and Vemia Jackson. Mr. and Mrs Russ 11 Coleman of Greer.oasUe spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Ad lie Coleman and Chil-

dren.

Week-end guests of Mr and M s C*uy Jackson were their daughter

FOODS SELECTED FOR SCHOOL

Castle Brand Foods, packed and distributed by Trembly a- Williams, local wholesale grocers, will be featured exclusively by Mrs. Gertrude Burbank in the annual Daily Banner Cooking School, which open- Monday at the Granada theater and continues t

and family Mr and Mrs. Hobart. through Wednesday.

Robinscn and Wanda Lnk Robinson The Castle line includes such Items

of In dianapolis Wedn sday vis tors at the Wayne PurseH home were Mrs Frank Goodman from west of Greencastle. On Sunday evenir.g Mr and Mrs Herbert Zener of F llmore were callers of the Bussells Mr. :nd M:; James McXeff were Sunday callers at the home of M r McXeff* parents Mr and Mrs. T McXeff n-ar New Winchester. Howard Wright returned to his home here on Saturday night from Colcma which :s near Rockville where he attended the funeral of his father George Wright on Thursday. Mr. Wright ii d suddenly of a heart attack.

as green beans, hominy, pork and | beans kidney beans, red beans, car- ^ rots. com. kraut peas, pumpkin, to- ^ matoes. tomato juice, catsup, spagh-1 etti. vegetable and tomato soup, mus-1 tard and other such articles of foodstuff. These Castle foods will be used as the nucleus of many fine recipes by Mrs. Burbank in her demonstrations at the school. Gold Bar, distributed exclusively in this area by Trembly & Williams, also will be used in the school. The Gold Bar foods include such popular items as peaches, pineapple, apricots. fruit cocktail, coffee, orange and pineapple juices, raisins, spinach, sweet potatoes pears, deluxe plums

WEESNER IMP. CO. 124 X- Jackson St. USED EQUIPMENT 1— 15-30 Tractor •> 10-20 Tractors 2— Famiail Thartors 1—16xlH Hay ITe**" 1—Kndgate Lime Spreader —STOCK— 1 Extra good t-om mares. 1 Team good work horses j 3 y r . old Cow, Freshen soon 1— Shorthorn heifer Some used work harness. 2— G.lts with pigs, double Imtnuned. 1 Gilt to farrow soon. Some home grown Timothy seed.

'""an . Want ed^ " f CMh Give i, informal on. ,L* . Bam-,

WA N - Tf , n; a - I * tw 'l< Call 273, G ' pai<1 Jotw Wacht,,, I have hustler who ownTj ln Putnam County i' "es* with excellent ^ future repregenting Picturer. Writ* n, t . view. Robert Lesl e ™ Indianapi lie tndi*^ WANTED: by 6 ft - « in. P hon;Jft high sch. - 1 gin. ^ 805-J. WANTED: Hfl^ High .School girt. Phoiv 805-J. Wintf ' &aragT^ cars, trucks and tr alter S. Campb ll

Fnr Sale

To Reach the Largest Number of vacuum packed corn Royal Ann cherBuyers .. . Vse Daily Banner Adver* ties, asparagus, apricot, pineapple

and peach preserves, salmon and

tun?, fish.

Using

USE DAILY BANNER ADVERTISING FIRST And Get the Most for Tour Adve rt.sir.g Dollar.

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The FASHION shop

Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan For Your New Easter Wardrobe!

New Spring Hats Add a fre*h note of color to your ro*tiioie with a [>-rt new hat from our attracts • spring collection. Priced from $1.00 T0 $1.98

SALAD AND DESSERT MOLDS New, beautiful petr! shape. Dr. -z line* mark equa: ier.ings. S-_r:s r»r» l'i-QT. generous. St n-

resistant. easy dean finish. Flat bottoms.

OTHf* SIZES:

1-Qt- ; 6-ox. f 4 for 60c:

4-a*.. 4 for 40c.

TWIN FRYERS Used t gether :* r frying, roasting, Dutch-oven meals. Used separately as two fry pans.

ALSO COVfMO F*Y?i$

49c

REGULAR 75c

USE OUR LAYAWAY plan :. .

5395

REG $4 9S

S323 $ 3 ?5 10' 1 -INCH IIS4-INCH

SO 29

$ 1 2 . 9

COVERED SAUCE PAN SET Three sizes in popular style. Capacity marked in cups. Smooth bottoms.

Round comers. Easy* clean dome covers.

* in iNCiuocs: DEG. $100 1-Ot , I'j-Ot , 1-Ot. 4-CUP EGG POACHER M e* tasty steam-poached eggs. Water l;ne marked. Smooth bottom. Round

comers. Use for 2-qt. stew pan and sauce

pan, too.

SEG. $1.75 YOU GET 3 UTENSILS IN I DOUBLE BOILERS Cup-marked to aave time. Easy-hold handles prevent tipping. Round comers. 1-OT. OTHER SIZES: *«'-qt., SI.29; 1 1 .;-q t ., $1.79; *2qt., $1.98; 3-qt., $2.49. Larger REG. $1.75 sizes also on sale. DRIP COFFEE MAKERS Make delicious true-fiavor coffee. Cup markings show correct amounts of coffee and water. Bakelite handles. $250 * $275

VVEAU-EYER TIP-N-DRAIN KETTLE Regular $2.95 $1.49

is™ wr

V/H

A SMART SELECTION

SWEATERS

BLOUSES

DAINTY COLORS CLEVER STYLES

ALL SIZES

.00 AND Jj.98

TOPPERS

Man Tailored Suits Smart Toppers Dressmakers Suits NEW SHADES FIXE FABRICS

$/?.98

io 98

Sizes To F.t All (k^or* To Please Quality Workmanship

quart rapacity. Don't miss this

No more steam hums. "Educated elbow” on hail holds cover on. Flap over stra.n-r o|iens and drains — even rice or j»eas. Also ideal for pot roasting; self-basting cover. 1 special Cooking School value!

FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES

Again A Home Run NEW *2.98 DRESSES

Greencastle Hardware

Bought From A I>eading

A Lot Of

Beg. $2.98 .

Dresses

8i7.es

12 To 44

Mfg.

WHILE 50 LAST

DRESSES

Values to $2.98

$1.98

$1.00 Value New Shades ROLLINS

HOSE

New 13-plate battery, guaranteed 6 months, $3 90 exchange. Get ouprices on Lee tires before you buy Scott’s Franklin Street Garage.

C. & H. Sugar also distributed by Phone 68. 22-tf

Trembly Sc Williams in the other counties which the wholesal:rs serve, will be featured in the cooking school. Already hundreds of housewives in this tra ring area use C. &

H. Sugar, as well as Castle Brand, FOR SALE: Black Locust posts. 25 and Gold Bar foods and are thor-|c nts each F H. B>3tchley, Bain-

FOR SALE: 30 head extra nice shoats. weighing 80 lbs. Fred Hunter, phone Fillmore, Coatesvllle, R. 2. 15-3p

15-3p

17-2t

FOR

straw.

R 4.

SALE: Arthur

Som?

Richie,

good baled Greencastle.

17-2p

joughly familiar with the merchan. bridge, Indiana. (rise, but the cooking school will serve ~ ‘ . ~ ~~ ~~

as a means of bringing to light many' T FX)R SALE Roland Chma g.lts.

, . . , Isaac J. Hammond, 414 south Innew ways of using such favorite . . , , 7 diam street. Phone 80.

foods.

The Trembly & Williams wholesale firm has been engaged in distributing a variety of high grade mer- ! cnar.dise in this area for 16 years. Their products are handled by approximately 100 stores in Putnam county alone, wliile they also serve a wile clientele in Clay, Owen. Hendricks. Parke. Montgomery. Monroe and Vigo counties. The well known local wholesale organization is participating wholeheartedly m this year’s cooking school and members of the firm urge all housewives in this vicinity to be present for the unusual feature.

-Miscellas

SPECIAL Sffipijfi COR: H:i!ves, jPj^ . Look them over. Ggqual ty. Not since bough’. -kies at*,’ ar? real barguns anjmoney. HOFTMaxjI STORE East Side! 119.

FOR SALE: Two Jersey cows, T B. and Bang teste I. extra good. Nine feeding shoats. J. E. Byrd, Bainbridge. Junction 36-43. 17*3p

FOR SALE: Real good fresh cow 3 years old. Harry Giltz. Morton. 17-lp.

BANDITS GET *40.000 SOUTH NORWALK. Conn.,

Feb.

FOR SALE: Heme grown, recleaned English clover seed. $10.00. Edward Eiteljorge. 207 west Seminary street, Greencastle. 14-15—17-18-4:

FOR COOKING PLEASURE; The 1939 Boss Oil Stove solves your ] cooking problems This new model is

1 ‘- — d_P Five bandits escaped ma( j e f or convenience, plus econowith almost $40 000 in federal re- n^ca] operation. The beauty wBl serve deposits today after slugging please you too. SEE THEM AT

a police sergeant and two messengers REEVES ELECTRIC, North

as they left the post office for the City National bank. The robbers all armed, fled in a stolen car. State police issued a statewide broadcast for their appre-

hension.

Square.

Side 17-lt

To l se Matric Chef Range For School MRS. BURBANK, NOTED FOOD AUTHORITY SELECTS NEW “C. P." UNIT

HOWS YOUR CAR? Regardless of condition, you can use the supplier anytime that we are sacrificing in our “Forced Out of Business Sale. ’ You save at least 40 per cent on all purchases. Come in b fore it is too late. BACHS MOTOR SERVICE. 18 South Jackson Street. 16-3t

NEW

39-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exohange. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire it Battery Service

Phone 789

Don’t forget the sale. 708 north Ma lison. February 22. at 10 a. m. Property and hous hedd goods. Edga McClure. 16-4r>

Mrs. Gertrude Burbank, noted authority on food planning, who comes to this city Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday for the purpose of giving daily lectures and demonstrations, has selected the Magic Chef gas range with which to open the three-

day school.

The range, finished In black and white, is a divided top range that has many new and advanced features in

gas range construction. In addition! FOR SALE: Poland Chim gilts, to the stan-ard features. Magic Chef Isaac J. Hammond, 414 south Indis famous for its red wheel Lorain 1 iana street, phone 80. 17-2t

over heat

FOR SALE: Some straw Arthur Rich^,

R. 4.

good baled Greencastle,

17-2p

STILL GOING OxJ look th- chance to aJ cn you- automobOt “Forced Ou: of Bi«* our .rtock of supplia rritist be sold refir. DACHS MOTOR Jackson Stre t. SPE< DU NOTICljr My Jchr Deehe Day 1 to 4 P M.. on tool? and show you flow to lab tractor whatever mi A. John Deere tract*! cut in half and a pliH tion. so bring your veil free for plates at ij WALTEit S. CAMPBM

FOR COOKING! 1939 Bo-- Oil Stove ing problems. Thii made for convenience cal operation. The l you too SEE THEll ELECTRIC North Si*

Why If? taangerou" Hypnotists to us- '.her A Hospital for Sickly" many in* noting j-ir The A'merican Weekly, tributed with the CAGO HERALD AND"

NOTICE Talking ture show foe. When’: auditorium. When? 7 p.m. lOp. m, 5n< educational picture.3.: make your mamma lui 100 year? Evcrytx^j free show. Where! Building at 7 p. m. W bell.

REPAIR -rvic-: omlj ing machines, all Fumitur,’ Exchange, Square. Phone 170J JUST WHAT VOC LOOKING FOR: Four residence located on groum! Cl -e i n " tricity. \ •■11 worth tm Other ch e prcp-t'-W tier. Rooi 4 and 5. C* Bank B!

regulator, automatic top

lighters, sanitary high speed over with new “V” type cross fire burner, swinging broiler, separate broiler burner that is designed especially for broiling, full insulation and handy work-top between the two cooking

pot:.

BEAUTIFUL LAMPS AT COST: Here's your chance to save on any table or floor lamps in our stock. All at cost. Some are hand decorated. REEVES ELECTRIC. North Side Square. 17-lt

FOR SALE: Sanitary cot. drop

One of the new 1939 Magic Chef sides, opens to 46 inches. $2.45.— ranges is being taken from the floor Furniture Exchange, East Side of the Northern Indiana Power Com- 1 Square, phone 179-.I. 17-lp

pany’s display rooms for the school.' and the gas range will be featured

the three days of the school.

Real Estate

SPECIAL! Send your Shirts on Sat. -a /\ Washed & Ironed—Only AvC Home Laundry & Cleaners Phone 126

FOP. SALE: A 400 acre farm on a State Highway, 250 acres tillable Good house. 2 bams. silo. Electricity. Price $30 00 per acre. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 14-5t

WHILE THEY LAST S1.00 COTTON DRESSES wSJC

69c

20 North Jackson St. Phone 29 HiicMaiBiiapgiqffi niiir»iriiniPiPiriiprrr[nirr~Tri ii rrrr 7. •

—For Rent—

FOP. A HOME OR

MENT: Tv

frame house*. fi‘ her make comfortablf h good return as an

Gautier. P.oonis

4 and i’

ticnal Bark PI- 1 ?

Why It's Pangr: r ’ ,, Hypnotics to Um A Hospial for Ski". the Many Tho American ''***) zine Distributed " _ CHICAGO HERALD INER

belle IM° S

FOR RENT: Seven room modem house. Close to town Inquire N. M., Commercial Hotel. 16-3p Wanted To Rent: Modem bachelor Apt. CEose in. Furnished or unfurnished. Address box Banner. 15-3p

| Memorial*, Marker*, Fine Work Busch Monument Works 8. IxKTMt on Cemetery Kd. Ph. 146

+ *+***£ (rnnlinura hj" second. Lulu Eo* Pillow cases. Cullough: second.* Crochet. t irst ^ second. Evelyn Ban* 11 Quilts first. K>t |f Violr. Holgo.

Spreads

secon !. Lulu F < ’ 6te Rugs. Hr 84 0ri f, Cak-s ArCf 1 ^ ^

Ogles, second I White Layer

Cullough.

i Brown loaf- f -- t

l loufrh:

Pies, first

j oiul, Daisy M'-On